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Running Start cuts mean fewer free credits

Summary by Yakima Herald-Republic
High school students in the Running Start program won’t be able to take as many tuition-free college classes when this year’s K-12 funding cuts take effect.

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Running Start cuts mean fewer free credits

High school students in the Running Start program won’t be able to take as many tuition-free college classes when this year’s K-12 funding cuts take effect.

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Yakima Herald-Republic broke the news on Friday, May 15, 2026.
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